"Quarrel" follows "alcohol" in the dictionary and in life too...but not necessarily always.

Margaux here, after an incredible salad.

Sympathy is between shit and syphliss In the dictionary. What's the point.

I have told many if the were looking for sympathy where they could find it.

P.s. I knew Joey was drinking by his uncalled for comments on another thread.

 

And? I'm talking about people with the fortitude to mix it up in the ring, not some flower hurling insults from 1500 miles away.

I still have my 16 oz. gloves. Want a date?

 

P.s. I knew Joey was drinking by his uncalled for comments on another thread.

Oh, come on. At least provide a link. I thought it was funny.

 

Want a date?

I don't swing that way.

 

Not drinking tonight but got a nice bottle of champagne waiting for New Years with the new wife

 

Not drinking tonight but got a nice bottle of champagne waiting for New Years with the new wife

Newlywed uh? Congrats!

 

Newlywed uh? Congrats!

Thank you, yes. October 10th

I don't drink much, only on special occasions.

 

Thank you, yes. October 10th

I don't drink much, only on special occasions.

Condolences.

 

I don't swing that way.

The way you talk, I thought you liked my ass.

 

The way you talk, I thought you liked my ass.

I know thinking that gave you a thrill, but sorry, no.

 

The way you talk, I thought you liked my ass.

If your ass looks like your avatar, I doubt you'll find any suitors

 

If your ass looks like your avatar, I doubt you'll find any suitors

Hope springs eternal.

 

atferrari said: ↑
"Quarrel" follows "alcohol" in the dictionary and in life too...but not necessarily always.
And cleanliness is next to godliness - but only in an Irish dictionary!

 

Don't talk dirty to me!

Already edited; it is Bianchi, one of our oldest and more traditional wine makers in the Mendoza province. They show up frequently as "Casa Bianchi". Italian ancestors.

Their "Famiglia" was awarded lately, as the "best" of red wines. Maybe there is no such a "best"(?) but sure it is good, very good.

I assumed that good wine should be inexpensive in your whereabouts, and was just inquiring as to why you'd purchase imported French.
Of course, you may have the wherewithal to do that. But not me.

No need to buy imported ones really, unless you want prove yourself that you can pay for them.

When young Ch Officer I brought just two bottles of Chateauneuf du Pappe from France, bought at Lorient. That was an import actually.

 

Cheers!!